•A Financial Bill (category two) which is an Ordinary Bill but seeking to draw from the Consolidated Fund of India can be taken up for Consideration, that is reading two in the process of passage of a Bill.

•Legislation involving Art. 31 A.

•Any legislation involving items of taxation in which the States are interested or one that seeks to redefine agricultural income etc.

•A State Bill that seeks to restrict freedom of trade

It must be said that a Bill that requires the previous sanction of the President for introduction in the Parliament cannot be questioned in the Courts for its constitutionality, if such a sanction is not obtained after it is legislated upon, and the assent of the President is obtained.